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July 29, 2015 |
As many of you embark on a new fiscal year, you might consider making changes. One of the many changes that can take place includes a re-branding or creating a brand if you’re new to the NPO scene. Beth Brodovsky, from Iris Creative, shared her tips and advice on non-profit branding at our recent expert webcast, Truly Distinctive: Creating a Meaningful Organizational Brand.
According to Beth, branding is what is heard, what is seen and what is experienced. She then elaborated on the misconceptions related to branding:
Misconception | Truth |
Branding is about awareness. | Marketing is what creates awareness. |
Having a brand means everyone wants you. | Not everyone wants or needs your organization. |
Your brand is based on how you look. | The design of your logo plays an important role. Your logo is the shortcut into the minds of your perfect donor or constituent. A good logo design supports your goals. |
Every brand includes some key components that help make it distinctive. Beth recommends focusing on these items to help you define yours.
The process of branding includes having a goal, establishing a strategy, and having an objective. An objective is a measurable step to achieving the strategy.
Want to know more about how you can get there? Watch our latest webinar, Truly Distinctive: Creating a Meaningful Organizational Brand.
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